Hamdard Majun Suranjan - 150 gms

Description:

• Hamdard Majoon-e-Suranjan, is an Unani herbal confection of Suranjan Shireen (colchicum), Zanjabeel (dry ginger), Zeera Siyah, Post Halela Zard, Turbud Safaid, Asal (honey) or Sugar and some other ingredients.
• This medicine has anti-inflammatory properties, provides relief in joints pain, uric acid reducing and has laxative properties and is useful in inflammatory condition of joints. 
• Majun was introduced by Egyptians and Hakim Hurmus is said the inventor.
• Generally Majun is an umbrella term for those preparations, which is produced from drug powder and sugar solution.
• Word Majun is derived from Ijn, which means to mix.
• In this preparation powder of drugs is mixed well in a particular consistency of solution of sugar or honey.
• Their names are given on the name of inventor, chief ingredients or action.
• Like Majun Sheikhurrais is named on inventor.
• Majun Mullein is named due to its laxative action.

Ingredients:

• Rbud Safed Ipomoea turpethum 
• Roghan Badam Shirin – Prunus amygdalus Oilg
• Halela Zard – Terminalia chebula Yellow 
• Suranjan Shirin Safed – Colchicum luteum Sweet
• Gule Surkh – Rosa damascena 
• Kishniz Kohi – Coriandrum sativum
• Zanjabeel- Zingiber officinale
• Saqmonia – Convolvulus scammonia
• Buzidan – Tanacetum umbelliferum
• Mahi Zeeraj -Animarta cocculus
• Sheetraj Hindi – Plumbago zeylanica
• Bekhe Kebar Capparis spinosa
• Tukhme Karafs- Apium graveolens
• Badiyan – Foeniculum vulgare
• Samandar Jhag – Cuttle Fish Bone
• Mirch Safed – Piper nigrum
• Satar – Satureja hortensis
• Namak Hindi – Indian Salt
• Berge Hina – Lawsonia inermis 
• Shahed – Honey

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